Sentences with phrase «economic statistics»

Call me unreasonable if you want, but I do not believe society has lost much from the suspension of the releases of federal government economic statistics.

Those religious people who normally do not specialize in economic statistics depend heavily on the press.

This was driven home to me when I heard a presentation from endowment investment advisors, where they talked about their models, and how the models translated current economic statistics into investment decisions.

Looking forward, I expect that investors will start to focus on the upcoming second quarter earnings announcements and the overwhelmingly positive economic statistics.

This starts with a snapshot of the firm's position at the close of business the day before, adds some generally available economic statistics, and analyzes changes that might impact on credit.

That said, certain economic statistics have historically led overall growth.

A series of participatory workshops that transform economic statistics into engaging learning experiences to move people to action.

Investors may be better off with fewer economic statistics and a little less debate.

But the difference also suggests that the economic gap between developed and developing countries — one measured as much by greenhouse - gas emissions as by standard economic statistics — has narrowed significantly.

Make sure that you are also using economic statistics.

In the second half of the year, and heading into 2012, most major economic statistics are exhibiting an encouraging level of stability and positive, but weak, trends.

But this example highlights how misleading «real - time» federal government economic statistics can be.

The government concocts economic statistics for propaganda purposes, but even the most honest and rigorous attempt to use price data to determine a single number that consistently paints an accurate picture of money purchasing power will fail.

Some economists argue that it is often difficult to estimate the true value of new technologies, and that Big Data may already be delivering benefits that are uncounted in official economic statistics.

The Dow has climbed 20 % since October on economic statistics that are only mildly encouraging.

U.S. Economic Statistics Briefing Room (White House) Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) United States Bureau of Labor Statistics Institute of Supply Management (ISM) Report on Business Prophet Finance BigCharts Bank Rate Monitor Decision Point Morningstar U.S. Public Debt (to the penny)

As with many economic statistics, GDP estimates are released with a lag whose timing can be important for policymakers.

In his speech, Astorino painted the opposite picture, saying the state remains dead last in the nation in many key economic statistics.

«There are improving economic statistics about growth, and unemployment is falling and all that, but the average man is perfectly entitled to say there's not much of that around here.»

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis: U.S. economic statistics, including national income and gross domestic product.

But are there available indicators of aggregate economic performance that are not generated by federal government bean counters, not subject to a lot of revisions and yet comport with official federal government economic statistics after revision?

With that in mind, Cramer's game plan focused on some key Federal Reserve speakers, important economic statistics, and next week's most monumental earnings reports.

But Loewengart said it is confirmation of the trend line with broader economic statistics and «the slow burn» of the U.S. economy.

Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank - FRED Economic Statistics Briefing Room — White House Bureau of Economic Analysis Bureau of the Census Bureau of Labor Statistics

The Bureau of Economic Analysis - BEA, headquartered in Washington, DC, is an agency of the federal Department of Commerce that produces economic statistics that are used by the federal government, businesses, and individuals across the U.S. Part of the Department of Commerce's Economic and Statistics Administration, the Bureau of Economic Analysis conducts research and analysis, gathers economic source data, develops methodologies, and provides economic information to the public.

All four have involved concerns relating to the European debt problems, weaker - than - expected economic statistics, and frustration over the lack of meaningful fiscal progress from Washington.

The Texas marketplace features some impressive economic statistics.

A few economists have done studies that show that the improvement is less than indicated, but they have not kept these up or urged their adoption by government officials charged with reporting economic statistics.

All we hear from the President, his Vice and their propagandists are, campaign soundbites, with extra ornamentation in the form of half — true and vague economic statistics propagated across the airwaves, and we grimace.

The Welsh Lib Dems have slammed the Welsh Labour Government as economic statistics released today show that the Welsh economy is lagging behind the rest of the United Kingdom.

Rosling's latest mission is to make publicly funded health, social, and economic statistics from the United Nations and governments freely available as well.

Perfect for any economics or politics examination, or as a teaching resource - this comprehensive analysis of current economic statistics is guaranteed to be used to full effect, whether you want to relate economic theory to real life, or as a tool to pass your exams.

If you want a basic book that teaches you in a non-technical way how and why one of our most basic economic statistics is calculated, this book will give you that.

Economic statistics continue to disappoint but the stock market just seems to shrug it off and march upward — overall — with the exception recently of the NASDAQ.

But consider that trailing economic statistics look hopeful for Canada as a whole, with our unemployment rate at all - time lows, and our capacity utilization rate at 12 year highs (signifying a productive economy).

The U.S. can't get its own economic statistics right, and fudges them for the public all the time.

In short it's about happiness; and if a society's economic activity isn't furthering that, then it is failing even if strictly economic statistics say otherwise.

In support, they cited the «brutal» economic statistics facing law graduates, including the fact that the unemployment rate nine months after graduation for the class of 2013 was 11.2 %.

Within seconds, the app produces property owner info, a full account of each property, and detailed Trade Area reports that highlight consumer spending habits, demographic and economic statistics for the current state of the market, and projections for the future.

I have my differences with the new Administration's economic policies and suspect the recent market rally and run of economic statistics is a sugar high.

China's Association of Automobile Manufacturers this year downgraded its predicted growth for the auto industry from 7 percent to 3 percent, though analysts looking at that market from the outside in have long been dubious of such official economic statistics, anyway.

GOP strategists said they think their prospects continue to improve as voters digest the guilty verdict against former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, positive economic statistics and the prospect of Democrats taking control of one or both chambers of the legislative branch.

Astorino in his speech painted the opposite picture, saying the state remains dead last in the nation in many key economic statistics.

In fact, a healthy mother - infant breastfeeding dyad is not counted in economic statistics of product and services (unlike black market drug dealing and prostitution, say).

Bloated house prices are also holding Toronto down on MoneySense's annual list, which takes dozens of socio - economic statistics into consideration.